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A group of students from the Isle of Man was given a helping hand by a corporate service provider on a recent trip to Greenland.
The ILS Group, based in Douglas, donated tents, rucksacks and bags to the pupils from Queen Elizabeth II High School.
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award group took twelve days to kayak along a 300-kilometre route.
ILS Group chief executive Chris Eaton says the firm was delighted to support the students and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
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